Sentence examples for Vague deadline from inspiring English sources
Mr. Sabaya had threatened last Thursday to kill a Californian and a Kansas couple with a vague deadline, then reiterated it early this morning and set the deadline.
Bangkok's ruling generals have promised elections yet repeatedly delayed a vague deadline for a return to democratic rule, now tentatively tabled for late 2018.With Prayuth as prime minister, politicians and activists have been detained as part of a countrywide clampdown.
Honeycomb will be out "next year," which is a pretty vague deadline, but if I remember correctly, we've heard Q2 for the Moto tablet.
President Obama set a vague deadline -- "mid 2030s" -- for sending humans to Mars' orbit, with a landing even further out.
Imagine how confused he was when his partner in Germany suddenly started to bombard him with somewhat pushy "Urgent!!!" e-mails concerning some vague deadline discussed ages ago and now somehow "missed".
Mr. Assad offered at least a theoretical path for change, even if the speech lacked specifics and delivered somewhat vague deadlines.
In Japan, when there are deep differences over fundamental policy questions, the result is often a set of watered-down goals with vague deadlines or promises to study the issue further, allowing all sides to claim victory without accomplishing anything.
"I want to keep working on those letters, O.K.?" "While I need rest and silence and all that," Ms. Pollack continued, "I also need projects and vague deadlines not imposed by me".
Meredith Broussard would no longer have her "busy social life" or her "rigorous work schedule" or the even more vague "deadlines" to excuse her from social obligations.
Widodo took to the streets again to pledge more action to prevent floods, his sense of urgency a welcome change in a country used to vague political deadlines.
Officials of the community said the report, which was written by monetary officials, was deliberately vague about deadlines in order to win the support of committee members.
